#TORGUARD VPN (FOR MAC) REVIEW TRIAL#

Sign up and a money-back guarantee offers a little protection, but only for 7 days most providers give you at least 30. It's good to see support for PayPal has arrived since our last review, too. If you do decide to sign up, there's support for paying via card, Bitcoin, gift cards, and many other payment types via Paymentwall.

#TORGUARD VPN (FOR MAC) REVIEW TRIAL#

That's certainly more generous than most, but we'd prefer something simpler and less intrusive, even if it's just, say, a free 3-day trial for everyone. If you get the free week, and cancel your old VPN, and email 'proof' of the cancellation to TorGuard, and they verify that, you'll also get 30 days free on any VPN plan. The company then says it will 'verify' your bill. To prove that you must 'email your recent VPN bill from your current provider', perhaps giving away more personal information than you'd like.

It's only for users who currently have an account with another service, for instance. TorGuard has a sort of 7-day trial, but it's not quite like anything else we've seen. NordVPN provides static IPs for $70 a year ($5.83 a month), while Ivacy asks a minimal $1.99 a month. There's way more choice than you'll get with most vendors, and the residential IPs are far more likely to unblock your favorite websites, but there are cheaper options around. TorGuard offers dedicated streaming and residential IPs for multiple countries and US states, potentially allowing you to unblock just about anything in your destination country, from an extra $7.99 a month. There's scope for saving money elsewhere, especially if you're happy to sign up for a long contract вЂ“ ZenMate asks $1.64 a month for its three-year plan, Ivacy just $1.33 over five years вЂ“ but TorGuard's pricing looks fair, and in the range we'd expect for a quality VPN.

Prices are reasonable at $9.99 a month, $6.66 on the quarterly plan, $5 per month on the annual plan, $4.17 over two years or $3.89 over three.

Torguard vpn (for mac) review